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A closed side by side relationship of partners wherein both progress in the same direction, forward or backward. E Position is distinguished from D Position by the requirement that partners face away from their clasped hands. Man is to the…

A movement in which the feet are split apart to the side of the body with the toes pointed outward in opposite directions.

A constant curve traced by the employed skate, with constant lean and weight to the center of the arc or circle being skated. The eight prescribed edges in roller skating (in alphabetical order): LIB (Left Inner Back) - Counterclockwise curve…

An abruptly deepened curve.

In use. Tracing. a. Employed Foot - The foot and skate in contact with the surface, carrying the body weight.b. Employed Leg - The leg of the employed foot.c. Employed Skate - The skate in contact with the skating surface…

The beginning of an item.

A Full Turn Jump from a ROB take-off, counterclockwise rotation, to a LIB landing (no toe-stop assist on take-off or landing). Can also be done from a LOB take-off, clockwise rotation, to a RIB landing. Also called a Loop Step…

Any one part of a contest; elimination, semi-final, or final or any subdivision in the skating of a contest, but not the performance by each individual entry.

A movement, which carries the entire, body and skates higher than just slight elevation off the floor during footwork movements. Obvious jumping effort.

The finishing of an item.